The Rotary Balita no. 671 (May 17, 1951)

There is the tired Rotarian who will work if coaxed. But the tired Rotarian complains so much that there is not any joy in his work for anyone. Second, there is the retired Rotarian. He believes he has done his share and sits idly by, exercising his right to criticize. Third is the rubber tired Rotarian. He may go along if the road is clear and the way is smooth. Then finally we have the flat-tired Rotarian. He once was closely affiliated with the Club, but he suffered a puncture and never recovered his wind. - RUSSEL F. GREINER Past President, Rotary International ----- It has been said: "That gambling known as business looks with austere disfavor on the business known as gambling."